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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-25

GRAPEVINE expects to have railroad
communication before Christmas.
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, number of electoral votes
20 IL
Total doubtful

Total doubtful. ........ t5
There are some foot-notes that should
go with this table:
l. The Pacific states-CalifOr1is, O,s-
gou and Nevads-are put down in ne
sure Republican column. They are sure
with the right kind of & caldds,e-lo;
otherwise.
2 Every southern state is placed in he
sure Democratic column. But with he
right kind of q campaign there may 5aS
lighting chance for the Republicans to
carry North Carolina, Tennessee sEt
West Virginia.
8. OF the states classed as doubtful
Connecticut, Indiana and NV Jerssl
went Republican in their latest elections,
and New York Democratic. But they Or
all really doubtful.
4 The Democrats cannot elect the r'E
President without carrying NV York.
they should carry all the Otler do1)ll.
states and lose NV York, they W51l
still lack eighteen votes Of enough. W.
if they should carry New York s1d lose
the other doubtful states, taey would is-
twelve votes snort. 10 order to VII Inc!
must carry both New York and Indians
or New York, New Jersey and C0n1ecl-
cut, besides the solid south.
5. The Republicans can win ~ el--s!
one OF the following combinations;
Sure Re. ublican states. x
New Jersey --.''....-.-....-.. .-..-...'''''''
Total. -''
Or this:
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Al tho Newa

For 81 year to be found IN the Weekly
GAZETTE.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-25

TIE / eavenworth Times says that the
question with every Republican is: "Who
can E ~ntry2" Our hand is up:
Cleveland, and his
n n q
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WEEKLY EDITION.
Fer INCH ispIay-C Consecutive Insertions.
Rsodin0 Matter

One time, s. cents per linei two OF more IN
Gsrtfons, 25 cents per line each insertion.
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THE NEXT PRESIDENCY.
Ow Republican Newspaper Figures ont

How 3 Republican Newspaper Figures ont
Rope for Its Parry.
Philadelphia Press.
With the elections of 1887 over, men
turn to the Presidential contest Of Is,s in
the light of their results. Here isa ts're
of the Republican and Democratic states.
and those that may fairly be cIsSsei IS
doubtful, with their respective electoral
votes:
Whole number of electoral votes. ........... .lr
NecessalY 70 elect .....-.------ m
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RATES OF suBscaip TON.
DBLIYBRRD By CARRIERS:

par Week. IS cents.
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Three Times Week-One half the shove rates,
ISsice a Week-0ne third the above rates.
Osce a Week-One- fourth the above rates.
Reading Matter.
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to ripen early.
declaring with
was General
ustallment of
ABOUT A. d.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-10
Delayed by Fog.
TBy telegraph 70 tae Dispatch.l


NEW YORK, May 9.-The Cunarl
steamship Umbria arrived of the light
ship and anchored there at G:13 p. NJ.
Saturday. detained by a dense fog. No
Information of her presence was re-
ceiyed in this city until Sunday at $50
p. NJ. A boat was then sent for the
mails. but did not succeed in finding
the Umbria until Monday morning.
There is still Monday evening" dense
fog outside, and the ship will probably
lie unable to reach her dock until to-
morrow tuesday morning. A tug
was procured by the committee of Irish
Nationalists, who wish to welcome Mr..
O'Hrien, of Dublin. and it started in
search of the Umbria about the middle
Of the afternoon. Nothing has thus
far been heard from il,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-10
Norfolk aud Vicinity.

The trial of the men in Princess
Anne for buckshotting the residence of
Mr.. Ives, near London Bridge, has
been postponed to the third Monday in
this month. No other arrests have
been made and the rest of the gang
have fed the State.
Judge Robert w. Hughes has been
invited to deliver q memorial address
on Chief-Justice Marshall on the occa-
sion of the Lancaster pa College CEN
tennial next month.
The two councils met Jointly last
night and instructed our senator and
delegates in the Legislature to oppose
the bill of the Atlantic and Danville
railroad applying to this city, and
known as the Old Dominion Terminal
Company, and appointed a committee
of cOuncilmen to visit Richmond for
the same purpose.
Eustace Conway, orderly sergeant Of
tie Old Dominion Guard, in Ports
mouth, and eldest son of the late Judge
Fustace Conway, of Fredericksburg,
died in Fredericksburg Sunday Of
consumption.
Saturday morning last, during a
stoim then prevailing, Joel Riddick, of
Portsmouth, while at work in the
swamp near Elizabeth City, n. c., was
stuck by lightning and instantly
killed. His remains will be brought
10 Portsmouth for interment. De-
ceased was about sixty years old.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-10
Warrington Notes.

10y AbickA aiN W 49,
WAsBrSGToN, ID, c., May 9.-Ihe
Comptroller Of the Currency to-day au.
thorized the Western National Bank OF
The city Of New York TO begin business
with a capital Of $3,5O0,00O The Off
GERS are Daniel Manning, president,
aud Ferdinand Blankinhorn, cashier.
Nothing is yet settled with regard to
the Office Of United States Treasurer.
and IL is said at the White House that
no appointment viii be made to-day
Treasurer Jordan spent yesterday ln
Washington and had interviews with
the President and Secretary Fairchild.
He returned TO New York last night.
Bank Examiner Hyatt, OF Connect
cut. who has aforementioned asJordan
successor, called on Secretary Fairchild
this morning in company with ex'Sena-
Tor Parnum. These twogentlemcn also
called on the President. Hyatt subse-
ouently visited the Comptroller OF the
Currency, WHO is his immediate official
Euperior. The latest reportin regard to
Uyatt il that lac is content with hispres-
ent cfiice, and not desirous OF making
a change. The treasurership has not
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-10
a Negro Eyncned.
by telegraph TO the Dispatch.


RALEIGH, n. c., May "a special
to the NclOS and Observer from Tar
roro' reports that Ben. White, negro,
who feloniously assaulted a sixteen-year-
old white girl, a member of one OF the
best families in the county, was lynched
by masked men Saturday night. When
arrested Judge Ship, of the Superior
Court, for better protection from the
indignant friends of the girl, sent the
negro to the Jail at Williamson, n. G.
A body Of men arrived there on the
train Saturday night, and some time
after midnight picketed the streets,
broke open the jail, took the negro to
Tarboro', and hanged him to a tree.
There was some excitement among the
colored people at WILLIAMSON, the bet
ter class Of whom. however, think
White deserved his fate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-10
WEST VIRGINIA.
The work OF the Legislature
knights TempIars.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l

LFpHClAl ltltkIhlu W tuo Diepdtu.I
CHARLESTON, W. Va. May 9.-The
Legislature adjourned to-day at IL A.
VI. Except the election of senator and
the passing of the appropriation bills
nothing of importance was done. The
railroad bill, which awakened more in
tcrest than any other matter before this
session except the senatorial fight, was
laid on the table, as it was seen that if
the consideration of it was continued
the session would last four or five days
longer, and it was not considered adj
visable to protract the session.
The body of the unknown white man
found in the Kanawha river here Satur-
day is supposed to be that of Hunga-
rian who became separated from his
wife about three weeks ago, and who
has since been wandering around the
country looking for her. He was I'M
able to obtain work, and it is supposed
hunger and sorrow drove him to sui
eide.
The Grand Commandry OF Knights
Templars of West Virginia meets here
tomorrow, and will be rendered ban
quet at the Hotel Rudner Wednesday
niplt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-10
NIrHT SESSION.

There was a packed house tonight,
and a stirring speech from Rev Albert
Dias concerning his wonderful work IN
Cuba. andacollection was engineeredby
Dr. Hatcher for church house IN
Havana. Great enthusiasm prevailed,
and over four thousand dollars wasralsed
80, the soof
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-10

ien hours should constitute days
work, except on Saturday, when the
men shall labor twelve hours, the week
10 consist of six days, and extra pay
when work is done on Sunday. None
of the men are 10 be compelled to
board with the bosses, and in lien Of
such board four dollars per week is TO
be added.
IL is said that n committee OF three
has been appointed by the Amalga-
mated Building Trades Council with
Instructions to wait upon the Executive
Committee Of the Master Masons' AS
ISOLATION and to settle the strike OF the
hod-carriers, il possible. The council
also decided to notify contractors that
in case of refusal to settle the difficulty
by arbitration all union carpenters,
gas-fitters, plumbers, plastererS, &c,
will be Withdrawn from jobs at which
non-union laborers are employed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-10

been offered 10 him by the President,
and 1t is no longer thought il will be.
~ Is believed that the office will be
hiled in few days, probably to-mor-
row, and many persons are of the opin-
ion that notwithstanding whelpley
will get the appointment.
By Executive order the executive
officers and departments at the seat of
Government, including the public
printing establishment, will be closed
at noon Thursday the 18th instant, TO
enable persons employed therein TO OF
tend the exercises at the unwilling of
the statue of the late President Gar
field.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-10
Due to a Misplaced switch.

10y teitsIdph :" tbs oispdHn.l
CHICAGO, May "a special from
Greencastle, Ind. says: The Monon
passenger train from Chicago due here
yesterday morning was wrecked one
mile south. The engine went one third
of the way down thirty-fye-foot em-
bankment. Both engine and tender lie
wheels up, as they fell. The baggage
car was also derailed. Engineer Green
was found head downward between the
engine and tender. He was badly
scalded. Firemen Mikels saved him
self 10y jumping. The wreck was caused
by a misplaced switch. The railway
officials claim il was opened and a stone
placed between the rails by some one
through malice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-10
The Panhandle Robbery Cases.


PrrsBUBGH, Pa, May 9.-The Pan
Handle railroad robbery cases were
taken up in the Criminal Court this
mo1ning-Judge Ewing presiding. The
first case tried was that of William L.
! avalle, brakeman. The prosecu-
ton produced witnesses from Phila-
delphia, Denison, Pittsburgh, and Pen
rod, KY, and traced goods shipped
from the former place to a "fence in
tbs city, established by detectives for
the purpose of detecting the thieves.
Detective Allen, who ran the fence"
testified that Lavalle had sold to him
large lot of goods which he acknow-
lodged he had taken from a freight-car.
these goods were afterwards identified
IS property of a firm in Kentucky.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-10
FINANCIAL.
Few YORK BALTIMORE, AHD 1ioA.
u0up STOCK ExcHANaHs.
Grain. Provisions, Cotton. rsbasso' TIT
psntins, Resin, Tar, ana
Peanut Marfets.
nv toleersph 70 tho DIspatch.I


Ngw YORK. Nay o.-The stock msrkct to-dsv
was again dull and nearly featureiess. a
variety III causes including tho inexpiicapio
hank statement. anxiety still remaining ia ~
gard 10 the effects OF the Interstate law, ss
The election OF Stock Exchange onicers' Ell. VI,
occurred to-day. contributed TO this elect
Fluctuations were unusually narrow even io'
adult days operations, except In Jew hnlni-
portant stocks. being confined 70 the emo s y.
form-traders 20 catch the small profits ouering
AZ times. London was moderate buyer early
i'm the day. but the margin for arbitrage ope-
rations was very small, and the demand from
ftat source was Insignificant The sensotion
Of The day was furnished by the drop OF soing-
thing over pes cent ia fOlsn WI ~ ~
which was recovered toward the close. Inc
freak was caused by settlement with me
shorts and Tho pool IN the stock Is believed 20
bave disbanded. Wheeling and LAKE ETC "ss
also remarkably weak, but the movements ~
ma Two stocks bad little or 10 effect upon the
general marriott REDUCTION 10 s.ernbS e.
shange rates vas an element IN favor OF Tue
lRitsr The opening was steady this morning,
The fret prices being either unchanged or ony
fnsign ilcant fractions different from saturday ;
final figures. There was moderate business
al the opening. but the market soon became
extremely dull, with activity only IN
Heading and New England: and the only
movement Of importance was weak
ness In Wheeling and Lake krie. Inc
general market was about s'eady unl,i
ncon, after which time it became firm, al
though affected somewhat by tho drop IN Fort
Worth, which occurred ~ that time. There
vas steady though light appreciation OF
values toward the close, which was duli Dut
finn. The business Of the day amounted TO
10000 shares, Tho majority Of stocks are
small fractions higher this evening, the gains
in no case exceeding y per cont, but fort
Worth and Denver IA down 81, Wheeling aud
| AXE Erie n, ind Rock Island y per cent.
Aocn.-Stocks duh and steady. Money easy
Al 4a5 per cent. Exchange--Long. ss514 aiS5'4 {;
short. is8Iaiss. Governments dull.
MISUNDERSTANDING dun and stoady. Long
49,: short, 4ssH. Money 3s5 per cent, clos
ipg al 3. Sub-Treasury balances-Goli. Sisf.-
c59OC0; currency, fl5.Si7,0 900. Governments
dun: 1 per cents, 1885; per cents, 100 oid
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-10
r,rcsident suiIY aud she south.

iNy to4eRidph 10 luc Dl'pdtNil
New YORK. May 9.-President Alfred
Surv. of the Richmond and West Point
Terminal Company, who has just re-
turned from a trip over the roads form
ing that system, says: 81 went over
some of our South Carolina lines, the
East Tennessee roads, and the Georgia
Pacific. ! found them all in very good
condition and a great boom down there
in real estate and mining interests.
There is lull in Birmingham real
estate sales. but there is very large
amount of building going on. There
seems to be a remarkable amount Of en-
teIpiise manifested in the South, espe-
cially in Alabama and East Tennessee,
in developing the natural resources of
the country. While real estate specu-
lation may have been overdone at some
points, still many localities have yet to
feel the effect of the enterprise and
improvements going on. There is no
question but that the newly-developed
manufacturing interests OF the South
ere upon a permanent basis. and / be-
lieye that Georgia, Alabama, and Ten
nessee will add 80 per cent. to their
material wealth in the next five years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-10
Base-RaII Yesterday.
rBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

tby Telegraph 10 'no DispeNn'l
New York New York, 2, 0, 0, 0, l.,
0. !, o, o.; Washington, 0, 4, 0, 0, O.,
0, 0, 3, CT.
Memphis Memphis, 0, ., Z, 0, 3, 0,
9. 0, lis; New Orleans, 0, 3, 0, 0, 0,
9, 0, 0, &C.
Boston Philadelphia, 0, 2, 0, 0, J.,
o. 0, 0, 2-5; Boston, ., 0, 0, /, 0, 0,
Cincinnati, O.. Cincinnati, 6, 0, 0,
4. 0. 9, 3, 3, 0-ls; Cleveland, l, 0, 0,
/, 0, 0, 0, 0, O..
Chicago indianapolis, 0, 0, 0, .. 0,
0. 0, 0. 0--3; Chicago, 0, o, 0, 2, 0,
0, g, o, OF.
Detroitsj: Detroits, 2, 0, 0, 4, ., l, .,
O, Clio; Pittsburghs, 0, 0, 0, 0, IL, l,
0, 0--3.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-10
irish Police inspectors Justified.

iBy AuEiO-AiUeiicUlt aulo W ti' biot"sUD'j
DUBLIN, May 9.-In the case of
John Dillon against Police Inspectors
O'Brien and Davis for assault and lille
cal seizure of money and papers, at
] oughrea, the Court of the Queens
Bench has adjudged that the conduct of
The police was lawful. 1t will be re-
membered that Dillon and other mem
bers of the league were closeted in a
room in hotel at Loughrea receiving
and receipting for moneys paid them as
trustees 10y tenants under the plan Of
campaign. The police, without warn
ing. broke into tue room and by
force took from Dillon the money and
papers he had in his possession at the
time. Dillon at once had the inspect
ors. who were responsible, arrested, the
plaintiff taking the ground that he was
not violating any law and that the
action OF the police was an assault I'M
warranted and Illegal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-10
The Threatened strike I'm the Coal
Regions.

WASHINGTON, ID. g.. Alny 9.-Dis-
patches from different points in the
anthracite-coal region are about equally
divided in the opinion as TO the proba'
biliiy Of a general strike of miners
throughout the region for an advance
in wages. The knights OF Labor and
Amalgamated Association are at odds.
Both favor strike, but cannot agree
upon the conditions. The Knights in
the employ OF the Reading railroad OPP
pose the strike until the miners have
ell joined the knights. Merchants and
businessmen do rot regard the move.
ment with much. favor, and many oil
them say they will refuse to sell goods
on credit il the strike takes place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-10
The MikaGo" at the Mozart Last
<iglf

The MikGGO" at the Mozart Last
Night.
The opera of "Ihe AIikadO' was
produced at the 573d weekly musicaie
of The Mozart Association last night.
Never has the Academy been 50 packed
with people, and seldom has a per-
Torrance OF the opera been more salts
factory. The entire cast and chorus
were composed Of amateurs, all of
whom live here. Perhaps the best i'm
rersonation was that of the Mikado of
Japan by MIR. James Il. Norment, who
sang and acted his part in way
that would place him on II level
with professionals, while Mr.. George
4. Ciump as Ko-Ko sang splendidly,
was very amusing, and received triple
oHcOyc in the second act and a double
cncOrc in the first. Miss Ida Outcalt,
who has only had four days to prepare
herself for the part of Pitti-Sing, cap
tiyatcd the audience, and had to re-
peat her song, "For He's Going
10 Marry Yum-Yum," over three
times. Miss Leila Ballowe, Of Man
chester, made a very pleasing Yum
Yum. She sang well, and the
naturainess with which she spoke
her lines was especially commendable.
The difficult rifle of hatisha was taken
by Miss lisa Smith most acceptably.
Mir. ". H. Shervin, who personated
Pooh Bah, has a good voice and bore
himself with suitable dignity as the
man of many high offices. The rest of
the cast-llr. Walter c. Mercer as
Nanki-Pooh, Mr.. Charles l.. Eubank
as Fish-Tush, Miss Lillian Rosalind as
Peep-Bo, Mr.. George b. Trueman as
Won Lung, and Mr.. j. d. Newman as
Co.to-all did well. The chorus was
prcttily costumed, and sang with yigor
and accuracy.
Mr. i. lntropidi, musical director,
deserves much credit for the excellent
manner in which the opera was put on,
and Mr.. q. A. Crump skilfully managed
the stage The opera was unusually
we'll mounted, and the audience was
more than pleased with the perform
ance. 1t is hoped the 'Mikado will
be presented soon for the general pub
lie
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-10
He n.strusted Hanks.

MARSHALL, ILL.,, May 9.-News has
reached here that the house OF Levi
Robinson, of Parker township, who is
reported to be the wealthiest farmer in
Clark county, was broken into Thurs
day night during the absence of the
family, and robbed of nearly So, 900 in
cash. Mr.. Robinson has been lying at
the point of death for the past two
weeks at hotel in Marshall. He al
WAYS distrusted banks, keeping all his
ready cash secretcd on the premises.
There is no clue to the robbers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-10
Died of His Misunderstanding

IcptCIdI IUIVEI" Iu 70 VI" DI'P''N"'I
SALISBURY, n. c., May 9.-Young j.
s. Wallace. who came here short
time ago from Lynchbrg to clerk for
J. z. Schultz, aud who accidentally
shot himself through the lungs on last
Thursday, died here this evening at
C o'clock. His remains will be taken
home tomorrow for interment.
Miss Florence, daughter of Captain
J. A. Fisher, was married to-day to MIR.
f. r.. S. Shaver, OF Fincastle, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-10
Asnniaiis1inY rouhie.

PT'rsBUReH, Pa, May 9.-Walter
". Vrooman, Socialist and editor OF
the Labor Organizer, of Kansas City,
No, was arrested tonight while speak
ing in the Diamond in Allegheny City.
The Diamond is in the centre of the
city, and the speech had attracted q
large crowd. Vrooman said "the
American flag was pole with a
rag to it," This aroused the crowd,
and they became so violent in their de-
nunciations of the speaker that Mayor
Peterson ordered Yrooman's arrest,
fearing that he would be injured. A
charge of disorderIy conduct was made
against him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-10

JACESON.-Died, Sunday afternoon, sth iu-
slant. al S03 east Broad street. in the fOurieenth
month Of her age BESSIE, daughter OF Thomas
ana II. ). jackson.
InteTmeut at SchOckoe-iill cemetery ycsier-
day afternoon.
NCCREHAN.-Dic May ., 1884, ut p. ",
M the residence u her son-in-law Mr.. Patrick
huightly. liCl Wet Main street, Mrl. MARY
NcCREHAS, in the lfty-elghth year cf her
age.
The funeral will take pla'e from S. Peters
Ca,hcdralW EDNESDAYM MORNING a,0O o'clock.
Friends and acqUain,ance5 invited to attend
without further notice.
WORTHAM.-Died, Nay 0;h. MARY LILY
WORT HAM, youngest daughter Of Charles T..
Workman.
Funeral services will take place WEDNES-
DAY. 10Th, at half-uas: 10 D clock from the resi-
deuCo vi her father III east Grace street 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-10
Dicd from, fserIniuries.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 9.-Jennie
Bowman, the brave young domestic,
whose brutal treatment by the negroes
Turner and Patterson so aroused the
people of this city few weeks ago, died
from her injuries tonight. A fund Of
about 81 600 was raised for her during
Ter illness. The police authorities say
that they have sufficient evidence to
convict both the negroes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-10
Randolph.Macon Athletic Sports:

L.
ASHLAND, VA, May 9.-The interest
ing exhibition of athletic sportsof Ran
dolph-Macon College, which were i'll
tenupted on Saturday by rain, will be
resumed tomorrow at 3 o'clock. The
gymnasium exercises will begin at that
time. when the following will contest
for the gold medal as first prize and an
athletic suit as second: Winfree,
Woodland, Easter, McLemore, DeLeon,
T. w Stricken, Hunt, and Martin.
The tennis tournament between Howl
son, DeLeon, McLemore, and Hunt,
for the two rackets, will wind up the
day, after which the presentation of
prizes will come off in the chapel. The
consolation race WILL take place at 3
o'clock. The tennis game with the
Petersburgs is postponed. One dozen
balls and bats were won by the first
nine of the college this evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-10
What the Br.e..MouIders want,

At a meeting of the Consolidated
Prick Moulders' Union of Richmond
and Manchester held in the latter city
last night the following was adopted:
Rcsolrcd positirely That there viii be no
more bricks made by hand unless We DO get
IS FER table for tha making Of 5000 bricks,
ana the settcrs 1850 aud his helper g cents
Tor putting IN an eye OF bricks, IS cents adj
ditioLal TO be paid TO each pit-hller.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-10
Danyillc Dots.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
DANvmLE, VA. May 9.-The Dan
vile Memorial Association has decided
to fall in line and observe May 30th as
memorial-day.
Parson Baines (colored), wanted here
for perjury, has been arrested at Knox
vile.